I mean, until we get much better at robotics there will always be shit jobs. The key is just that the people who do them should also probably be able to live a decent life without having to worry about how they’ll eat or have shelter or survive if they get sick.
Im guessing you don’t like sports? W/L is pretty universal for win/loss and I don’t really watch any sports. Taking an L is at least in the US a culturally pervasive expression.
Don’t have huge financial and career expectations.
Be healthy and self-improve.
For fucks sake don’t get into debt.
Do not commit crime.
At least try to work for good of society (or just not make things worse I guess).
And that’s enough for me, and I recommend at least following first 3 points for good enough life without much stress (and last 2 if you’re not an asshole).
I would imagine this person is being more general. Don’t steal Don’t kill That sort of stuff.
Not your standard level minor tax evasion, illicit drug consumption, that one time you did 80 in a 50 zone but hey you were really late for that important meeting.
The theory that in one point in time, science will help us live longer say a couple of years, and during that time, science will find out how to make us live some more years etc until we can live how long time we want to.
I really don’t get the debate against even just living longer…
The point of longevity isn’t to have a rambling grape, it’s to have people stay in their prime for significantly longer time. This means anything you could want to do then would be avaliable. With optimal mind too, imagine the spike in development of technology. Maybe the singularity or something, and all of a sudden anything anyone imagines can be done. It’ll be a world of dreams, and surely dreams can’t get boring, right?
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